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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29
B1erai Found Guilty.

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-The Jury In the
case OF Louis Bieral, who was tried in the
United States Circuit Court for shooting
Surveyor Hans S. Beattie on November
II, 1885, fled into court promptly at
eleven O'Clock this morning after being
locked up sll night. They had agreed on
verdict two hours before. Bieral had
been brought from Ludlow. street Jail.
He looked haggard. The clerk called the
DANES OF the jury, and to his usual inter
rogation the foreman announced that
they bad sealed verdict, which he hand
ed TO the clerk. 1t read As follows: I'VE,
the 1ry empannelled in the case of Louis
Bieral, find the prisoner guilty as charged
In the indictment, and in consideration
OF his former service to his country, his
extreme age and previous apparent good
record, We unanimously and strongly
recommend him TO the mercy of the
court
Bieral with dropping head cried when
his conviction WAS read. His lawyer
asked that judgement rest to give him
time TO move Tor a new trial. Judge
Benedict granted the motion and postpon-
ed sentence until February9.
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Tried By Referees.

The ease OF / ID Phillips & Son VS..
sx-Sheriff Fort, was heard at the Court
Houae yesterday before Joseph L. Car.
pen er, Sr., J Pugh ard Philip P.unket,
as referees. The plaintiffs were repre-.
sented by Hoiecker & Hoiltcker, and
inc defendant by William ID. Ii nam,
Esq The evidence showed that some
TINS ago Sheriff Ford sold the goods OF
Carr Il Patton, who were Carrying on a
business In the western par; o:tle city,
and paid $40 of The proceeds to the
,andiotG, Instead of giving it to the
creditors. Objection was made to this
by the creditors, aF they contended that
the property was leased by Carr and
mot by the hrm. There WAS consid era
bic contradictory testimony given, and
tins referees decided in favor of the de
fenaant, and tha. the money had been
paid 10 the proper party.
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The best innch yet served will be o.
Legg's, PA h ing ttreet, tonight.
Interesting Enter lain me- ut

ltNH1 ONltAThD.I
The Hanover Musical and Literary
SJciety, Of Hanover Church, made its
Initial bow before an audiencs, In the
lecture room of tae church, last even.
ing, which was fitted up in handsome
style by the ladies Of the society. The
program ~as ali that could be desired
The recitation, "The Hero Of st.
Michael's,' by Miss + iith Tru mp, was
superb, as was also The literary efforts
o! Mrs Matte Bonner and Miss Agnes
Downey. The feature of the musical
part wSs vocs. solo by Miss Florence
Parry, and solo. duett and quartz to
IN which Miss Lizzie Fipps sang the
solo with much taste, and was accom-
panied in the duett by Miss Lillian
Weidie, alto A cornet solo by MIR. b.
f. Rawnslsy was well rendered. Tie
society. though young, gives rare prom
Use. They meet semi monthly.
ONE WHO WAS THERE
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From One Who Know.

A clergy man Of this city who hss
used 70 says No better book than "rhe
.Child's Bible" can be placed in the
family. Its choice selections and fine
Illustrations make It most valuable and
attractive. IL is worthy OF the widest
circulation, and hope large nun Der
of copies will be sold In this place. j
W I. Boothe, pastor Delaware Aven ue
Baptist Church.
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s<tA THrUauaUal4,
Swedish m. T.. Mission Preaching 1
1879 a. m. and 7.oo p. IN. The Rev. X.
Hartwig, pastor.

! Swedish m. T.. Mission Preaching q
1873 a. m. and 7So p. IN. The Rev. X. X
Hartwig, pastor.
| st. James A. U. Chapel, Sixteenth an
lUlaymont streets. Rev. u. II Walker, pastor
Pfeachi az at 1890 d. IN. and 30 and ia
tp IN.
A. U. M r. Church, French street. betwee,
l Fig hth and Ninth, Kew. l.. II. Ohippey. uas
tor. Preachiog at 10. 20 a. m. and 80 D. 10
sabbath schooist Up. m.
| Bethany Baptist Church. Services con
duc ed by Rev. Nj. Heath ana pastor q
| i5udington at 7.3op. III.
Reformed Episcopal Church Of tire Cove
nsnt, Rev. Charles IL. Tucker, pastor vii
preach at 1880 Il. II. and address gospel
meeting at p. In.
ST mary's Catholic Church. First mas,
30 a. M; second mass AMI sermon, 10 90 a
l M Pastors catechism AMI Instructions .
y. IN. Vesper En1 sermon. 7. 80 p. m.
| Gracs baptist Church. King above rentf
s.reef, Rev. ). B. Hayward. pastor. Preach
/ lhS al 10 80 q. II. and 1880 p. 10. SUNDAY
school at 9 Z. IN
| delaware Avenue Baptist Church tn,
kev. J. " Boothe, u. d., pastor. Servlcei
Al ~. 3O a. D. and 7.30 D, IN. Bible school 81
You Woigh? >
Union American NJ T. Church. French
street above Twelfth, the Rev. Il. T. Ruley
ptstof. Preceding at IL, 80 a. u. and 7.3 D
~ fFayer mesiing at . p. IN. Saboath
seaosiat 2 g. m.
New Jerusaiem Church, the Rev. :. n
rafmelee, pastor. Rev. VIM. L.. Worcester
OF fhiiadephia, will Il. tho pulpit Jan 1ary
~ Morning subject "rhe parable OF tht
iost sheep" Evening subject "How Il
mink OF death sunday school at o. is a. m
First l. NJ. Church, Madison street below
Fourth. Rev John W. Harris, pastor
Praye and 10 stimony IN mecti ny AZ 70 a m
rreaehing at ~ 80 a. n. Sunday school al
2.3o p 70 Love feast at 3 80 p. m, followed
ny general experiences meeting.
First Presbyterian Churca, the Rev. II snry
-. Llndsay, pastor, will preach morning
ana evening (lC 81 q. m. and 80 p. M IL
the evening tnsre will be service Of song
precenlnS the sermon. Snniy &C lool at 2 D.
IN. Young peoples meeting at 6.+6 p. m
Union Gospel Mission, n T.. corner O,
Front and Market s,rssts. Preaching Al
~ ~ p. N. sunday school at 2 p. N. Love
4 feast at y. IN. hsv val at !. 80 p. m Who
soever viii may come. Meetings ever
nj sht
Second Baptist Church, Rev. X. b Cook
pastor. Preaching at 10. so O. 10. ana 81
| p. IN: Sun fay schools at y a. m. and 2p N.
sunday evening prayer meeting at G 4h
o'cloos led by A. 5. Deverell. Revival meet.
ings every light curing tae week. baptism
at night.
Happening services OF the First Metho-
dist Protestant Church. Seventh stree: ne ,r
walnut. on January syth. 1857: TO- 30 q. IN,
ana J. 30 y. m.-Sesmons m by Rev. W. = Ham
nond, President 81 the General Don ference
and President OF the Maryland Annual Q Jn
dren's meeting; addresses by ditsren,
speakers. Revival services every night ths
loilowinR week. You are cordially iavlted
u =. tarrins. pastor, t2l 4. Seventh street.
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The sixth grand annual masquerade 9
ball OF the Nonpareil Association will
be held on Friday evening, Fe bruary 4,
In the new Weccacoe Hall. The com
mi,tee OF arrangements are striving to
make this surpass all their previous
efforts, and good time may be- an,ici
pated. The merry masquers will meet
In the parlors of the Fame Hose Com
pany at 9 O'Clock, and proceed to the
ball In body, headed by brass band
Good music will be in attendance. Gen.
tie men 3 tickets, 80 cents.
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There will be . meeting held this
evening, at ia Market street, for the
promotion of holiness at Z 80 O'Clock.
All Interested in this subject are cor.
daily invited.
Revival services have been held in
Scott church for several weeks and
will be continued next week. Love
feast will be held Sunday evening a;
9 o'clock. Doors clc1e sc o 80. Rev.
Charles Hin will preach Mt 7.30. We
extend = cordial invitation 10 tho pub
lie to como and worship with us.
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a,ys Down!

an prices on our
/ Mems and Boys
\. hut we have just
eount of stock and
biices that will con-
h that we can give
Feat bargains as any
bsibly can. All our
kercoats are being
D per cent.less than
brices, as we have
and want TO re-
stock to make
Spring Goods. We
received SCI me bar
Storm Overcoats
ers, which we &C.
eery low figures for
you are thinking
& any Clothing
brder, see the in.
We are oferin G
Work, which we
B in the best man.
lnest trimming, at
uced prices.
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EvITtE
Sun Rises T.Ob
sun sets b.2ID.

buH hIsos I.Ob sun Sef b,N
Kansas admitted, 1851.
Tho cheapest hsr house in the CITY
Rufnford Bros 4Oi Market street
Try Bush's coal you VIII Use 1t.
Try Bush's coal you Will surely lixs II
W. J. kimbis, grocer. zrd and Jugtsson.
Birds and oagoe At PafEerTs, kaet suds
mfilard n. Dsvi1', le~elsf, 8 4. Znd stree
Oity Laundry. Sixth ana sh;piey street
fine 10 4. hings, .. Hanrs, IL K Fourth
Cheapest placs TO buy window shade4 q.
los West Ei< nth street.
Second hand furniture bought and sold nj
II, West Front street. Charles NicEersch.
washing machine ;or sale at PieEei'a stoy.
store, East Fourth 81.
Get your furniture reuphotterod at Fred
u Hodges. 1903 West Eighth street.
This is the time 10 yet gooi work for little
money at Hodges. l0s ". kighth street.
order an easy chair or parlor suit at Fred
u Hod. es'. 1903 W est Eighth street.
Infants clothing ana ladies uncerwes,
made at 9tA.sts h Davis, Ne. East Fourth
street
For fine print, tub apd roll butter, Gro am
cheese, poultry, etc, 20 % Jnas y. Hud
sons stalls, " and 81 City Market Spec clai
rates to large buyers.
Ross now has complete STOCK o. the
' ,asen' s'yIon IA AE.H, WINTER caps, UNA er-
wear, ne'kwear and nOtions-lt ile Market
street. at tina lowest city cash pricss.
II you want cnesp picture ft.mes 40 I'd q.
n. BauRh, 2Os West Second street, | dave
the largest tOeg in Delaware; come and see
for yourselves.
John Cullen Bryant is located at $50 f.
xnn street, and no Is prepared, as In former
years, 10 supply Bibles, albuns, encycltpe-
dias and otner enoice WORK, at the owest
cash prices. Mr.. Bryant Guarantees both
the quality and price Of every article and
seiIh ooth on the cash ana instsllment plan
OF small weekly payments.
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Orders Tor Nlore Mork.

During the past week James r
W0ai & Co. have received several good
orders from large firms for work to b,
done soon. Some want roofs and spout
averhauled, others new roots put on
|ga'vsuized iron tanks. brass, copper
and zinc work, and pipss to be covered
with their An erican pip covering
Fue rev year so Tar is very encouraging
sud the prospect fer \ heavy splin(
trade Is very satisfactory.
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Unger's Awful Crime

Shrew detectives unraveling BRlli.
more's trunk tragedy. Sullivao's arm
broken and set. Kilrain's go" with
Lannon. All the news OF the world for
u day in the New York and Pbiladsl
phia Sunday pspers. Sold by First &
Davis, 3l3 Market street.
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Nh.
- OFFICE,
DCousTY, del
Dukry lltb 1857
)kh

u h.
- OFFICE,
COUNTY, Del
bnu ary llth. 1857.
on OF FREDERICK
Ok LSENS REILLY
late OF Christiana
county, deceased,
cted By the Register
prosaid give notice oil
estamentary upon the
ed, with the date Of
% using advertisem ents
prty days from tho date
Z OF the most public
d New CASTLE, requir-
n demands against the
same, or abide by an
nch case made and pro
D the same TO bo insert.
eriod In the DAILY hn.
per publishe1 in VIII.
b bo continued therein
Ddef the hand and Seal
the Register Aforesaid,
ogton, In Now CASTLE
De day and year above
RADFORD, Register.
2rsonB having claims
the deceased must pre-.
'atte sted 10 the Executor,
n nth, 1883. or abide tho
Such case made and pro-
kDEKlCk REILLY,
Executor.
del. llS-3w-ood
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"The sweetest thing that ever gre "
beside human door" WAS little May,
until she took to having headache. For
q time she lost her hoaaty, bht one
bright day her papa bought u hottle OF
Salvation OIL, ana l., she is as swee.
and pretty ne ever.
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Thrown out OF a Carriae Q.

Last Thursday as Laura Merritt, .
young woman residing at Linwood,
was driving a spirited horse near
Bellevue, 1t took flight at locomotive
on the p, w. & B. Railroad and ran
away, throwing her out and injurinE
her head so badly that she is now quite
al
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Change of Houra

The evening session of tbs Whining
ton Commercial College, Eighth and
Market streets, will hereafter be held
from 80 10 30. Attendance at these
sessions will pay, IL but for NJ onth.
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bargains Ter those wto come early. Big
lot OF mems, women's and children =
boots and shoea; have besn naed by
manufacturer as samples. Tie low
prices will surprise you a. the Family
Shoe House, 206 MARKET stree. above
Secor d, Wilmington
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six Weeks of sufrsting-cu,ed.

Mr. q. MCCALL, general aver Of the
rev fOfk Lake kre and We,tern
hailway Comp try, san Ffanc $50, Cal.
suffered for six weeks vito a severe
cough.-A few Goses OF Rcd Star Cough
Ccie gave HIM immediate relief and by
the time he took nalfa bottle his cough
was entire y cured.
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At the Opsr y II House.

The AtkinSon . Cook Company pre-.
sented the pretty drama, "Blow for
Blow" at the Opera House laat evening
before an audience which filled every
part OF the house The plot OF this play
is interesting, and consists of a mixture
Of love. devotion, hate and revenge.
The dual role Of Mildred Craddock and
Alice PetbeIiok was ably sustained by
Mrs Maude BAnks, and Mr.. e. P. Sulli-
van gave very excellent rendition OF
the character OF Drummond, the villain
of me play. Mr.. John T. Craven, as
Charley Sprays, kept the audience
convuised with laughter, and Eugene
Ormond. rs Sir Harry Linden, did
some very fne acting. The perform.
anoe all through was very satisfactory.
The company will close their engage
msnt this evening with "Divorce," /" and
from present Indications will have q
packed house.
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For Sale nt q bargain.

Three.story brick, Ho. 1905 Van Buren,
street. Good oder and pleasant home
Apply at REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

AyOTIUE-TJ THE OFFICERS AND
~ members o GRAND CASTLE, X. ofa Il.
of Delaware, and uIder-in General. Sir
knlants and Brothers, you are earnestly
requ ested to attend the funera OF our late
brother, p. william +. Young, TO moot
at castle Hall Market street shove sixth
tomorrow Sunday afternoon, at ! 50 o.
clock. Gaps and wnito gloves. BY otder OF
u. q. Attest: RM. J. MORELANp,
IL G. NJ of r.
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A Senator's Son Cared,

NJ; wy. Fryl, Wash.ngton, ID. O,
rece. tly relieved of aIiie a s. yere conyh
py using Rod star Cough Cure. sbich
ne can reconnsti as safe suoed cure.
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Kept His Frien DIS From s,een,nv

AR. r @. HcOlsary, Of Washington.
u. -. Soiicitor OF 1atents, was troubled
for several weeks with severe cough.
nicn not only derived b lm Of sleep,
but annoyed othsrs. The only thin
which cured bin, he says, was He'd tar
Cough Cure.
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"RouGh on isile" Pills.

Small eranulesi small dose, big r;
suits, pleasant Ia operatien, don't di,
5urb the stomach. 25c.
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Gen. Camera. Sails on the rrlnla nd.

General Simon Cameron was one ot
the merry party consisting Of himself,
Colonel James Duffy of Marietta Pa.
Larry Jerome and John L Mott, which
sailed Thursday afternoon in the g team
chip Trinidad for Bermuda Con. Game
ron Ia now In h,s &c sh ye-g, ~. - look.
cd the picture of vigorous old age as he
stepped out OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel
om binus on the steamship dock At the
foot OF West Tenth street, and strobe
up tho gangwsy nnassisted save hy his
hickory cane. The party will make Its
headquarters At Hamilton in the Ber-
mudas, and does not expect TO return
until April.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

An adjourned meeting OF City CJur
oil was held last evening. with Ptesi
dent Eckel In The chair. The roll wa,
called, after which the business which
was left over from the previous M o /
Ing WAS resumed.
The petition Of John ID. Ward to have
the sidewalk on the south sido Of Elev.
eD th street bssween Lombard and Pine
streets paved, was referred to the Stree
Committee.
A com munication WAS received from
Robert Smith, calling attention TO the
fact that lie had been Informed by Ger
tain city officials that II is the in t. utior
OF the Street Com missioner to depoalt a
large quantity of dirt on the bed OF Six
teenth stree: between DUPONT and
Clayton streets, and as the bed OF the
street has never been desded TO the
city, but still remains his property, he
carl estly protested against it, The
matter WAS referred to the Law and
Opening Streets Committees jointly
The trustees OF Central Presby teriar
Church petitioned for n gas lamp OF
Seventh street between Market ant
King streets, and one on Eighth stree
between the same streets. The petition
was referred TO the Lamp Committee.
Mr.. Blake offered = solution, which
vas adopted, instructing the stree
Oom missioner to notify the elecsri,
light company 10 nbkte the nuisance o
steam escaping from thoir works OF
Third street below Lombard, within tel
days. Council then adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

A lot OF calf.skin, button shoes, sizes
IL to 9; closing out at 81 at No. IL E
Forth street
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A Hard, Hacking cough Cared,

1bi EmersOn Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
suffered for some time with yorv
.ard as hacHlnR cough, tried many reme-
dies. but found no relief until triad
Red Star ugh Cure and It acted like
charm. In very Short time INV cold
disappeared. J. M BUCHANAN.
THE CHARaESA.vo iELER, CO .,BaIti
more, Md.
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AIOtIOE-AN AN ASSESSM.Nr OF .NE.
~ mill OF tho dollar has b,en levied on
the taxable baeis of each member of The
Ear ners' Mutu al Fire Insurance Company
OF Mill Oreek runi rod " All who pay their
tax b fore February 10th, are entitled TO y
rebate Oft per cent. Collectors: John " +.
Day, Brandywine Hundied; Howard f..
Finn and Frederick Alair, Ohriltiaua
hundred; John BAH and Abner Mitchell
Nj Ill Creek Hundred; Alfred e. Brooks,
White Clay Greek Hundred
H-Ztw T. l.. J. B tLDWIN, See.
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Iiour, reed and coal.

Cal at the peoples -four bazaar, N.
W coruar Of Fourth ana King, cod
Auction House) tor the finest goods
ever offered in th!s CITY by r, w.
I6hsward. Telephone os Il s08.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

pebble, spring heel, button, sig es to
I01f, from 50 to IS cents at the Family
Shoe Heuse, 306 Market street, above
SeJond, Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

When baby was : OK, w gave her Chstpria
W hen she was thild, she cried for tastoria,
When she became Miss, she clung 10 Castorir,
When she had Children. she gave thetn Ca
toriR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

The old fashioned molasses cand y
man makes ths bes. caramels in the
city, at 1913 Market street, for 25 cents
per pound.
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Terrible Cough Cured.

mr. IL. r Sheldon OF I.an7inx, nichI-
san, writes that bottle OF ked star
oouHn Cure entirely cured him of a
terrible cough, and that IA the
remedy he ever use
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

te ca ases, ana a nav and
uc9eBstu CURE at youI
9 who was deaf twenty,
httd by most OF the no
put bEneht. Cured him
and sinoe then hun.
" pariic liars sent ouap.
@ =, NO. Al Wsst Slst
octl6-tu ih-sa 5ms
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

Have you got your fall suits yet?
II you have not, you will never get
them cheaper nor made better than at
James HardinR's, No. 8i6 French street,
But no matter how good or how pretty
suit you get IL will not look we'll upon
you unloss it hts nice. Now, II You
want . good fit 90 10 HardinI's. His
stuck IL the best and he Ia up to the
fashions. Go 70 Harding and save
money.
That every body ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 ibs. OF the best.
weil-cieaned coal In every ton you buy
YAK, pine and hickory kindling woUd
In large loads Lime for whitewash-
Ing. Yard, foot OF Monroe street. Cen
trsl office, Seventh ana King streets.
LOOK for the blue slgR, Open in the
evening.
somsthing Very Pleasing
To see and hear, as well as 10 the taste.
That you will always find the largest
and finest assortment OF miii,Dery In
the State. All the newest sty lee and
novelties In the lin.. Qualities unsur-
passed; prices the lowest, at Mrs. II. S.
Kirby's. go King street
"E0lipeo." "Hciipss"
The Eclipse $3.50 ladies' shoes manu-.
faotured by GaiiSher, Kitselmsn Il Fox
are .unequaled by any on the mar ket at
same price. Sold by all first class re-.
tailers.
Ladies', try ore bottle Of Velvetia for
your toilet. IL con cea Ia freckles, blotches
on the face, gives your skin u natural
complexion and 10 perfectly harmless.
When oncs tried you will have no 9th.
er. 20 cents. Druggists.
Fresh Meats.
Why do you walk down .owa for your
meat when you can get the bert of fresh
beef. country pork, sausage ard scrap
pie AZ The lowest prices OF ID. 4 Dallas,
No. $50 Madison street.
Painting.
Tiighman DanneF, house and sign
painter, No. $40 Market street. job
bling properly a.sended to and estimates
| furnished.
Try DIR. Chipman's Tonic Mixture II
you are run down, have no appetite and
are troubled with dyspepsia. Drug.
gists.
| DIR. ChipmAn's Pills prevent and cure
Headache, Biliousness, Malaria, Dys.
Pepsis, Consei patton. One trial will
convince You OF their merit. Druggists.
Dealers. Lock Out.
Gilmore, l05 East Second street, has
reduced prices on tobacco and cigars.
VIII give you Bargains for the cash.
| IL fine cabinet photographs and one
large frame size free for So. 90 at Hol.
lands Photograph gallery, 3o7 Market.
Fresh Roll Butter ct rs and 30c., al
Doughty's stalls, HoL 81 52,53.s4 81 st
market.
Fresh Creamery Print Butter at 35c
at Doughty's ttSlls, Noe. 81, ,62 So 643d
street market.
Another car load Of York State Tut
Butter, at Doughty's stalls, 81, IS, SO, "a
80 street market
Q, IL or 50 gem pictures for ID cents
81 Hollands gallery, S07 MArke, street
Bush's. French street wharf, In tl
place TO bur vour coal.
Ask your grocsr for ID. 8. Trultt
pepper sAuce.
Handmade cream chocolate, 20 cent
q popDd, NJ Ferguson's.
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Red STAR CoUGHCITpL
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Cough Cure,
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Large

lot of women's pebble buttons, sizes 6,
z and 3, only Sl,00, worth 81. 80, al the
Family Shoe House, 206 Market street,
above Second, WILMINGTON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

Quick, complete cure. all annoying
Kidn ey, Bladder and Urinary Diseases
Isl. at Druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

A lot of mems calfskin boots for So sc
at No. ~ East Fourth strset
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

Accidents will occur not only Sin the
best regu ated families" but every
where and ~ all rimee Therefore keep
Salvation Oil convenient.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

button shoe, heel; sizes II 10 2, 75c. at
the Family Shoe House, 206 Market
street, Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-29

A big hot lunch is what you get a
Legg's, 224 King street, tonight.